Inspector General of Police Douglas Karanja on Thursday met with the acting United Nations (UN) Principal Security Adviser for Kenya and Eritrea Prince Bruce.
The meeting was held at the National Police Service (NPS) headquarters at Jogoo House, Nairobi.
"Bruce expressed his gratitude to NPS for supporting the UN in Kenya through the Diplomatic Police Unit," NPS said.
DPU is a specialised
unit under the Kenya Police Service, tasked with protecting diplomatic
entities and providing security for high-profile individuals.
Bruse also highlighted
the collaborative relationship between the NPS and the UN.
Kanja appreciated the remarkable partnership between the UN and the NPS over the years highlighting the recent extension of the Kenyan-led MSS mission in Haiti for one year up until October 2025.
"NPS has a longstanding record as a peacekeeping and troop-contributing country in UN Peacekeeping Missions in several countries," it said.
These include South Sudan, Somalia, Namibia, East Timor, Yugoslavia, Iraq-Iran, Kosova, Sierra Leone, Croatia Cambodia, Liberia, and Sudan among others.
The IG reaffirmed the NPS’s commitment to the ongoing collaboration with the UN on safety and security matters.